Clinic overview
Weymouth Medical Centre was officially opened on 26 May 2021 by Hon Aupito William Sio, who was Minister for Pacific Peoples and Associate Minister of Health at the time.
As part of Pasefika Family Health Group, Weymouth Medical Centre provides friendly, accessible and culturally responsive healthcare to individuals and whānau in Weymouth and the wider South Auckland community.
Our team reflects the diverse community we serve, with languages represented across the clinic including English, Cook Islands Māori, Samoan, Tongan, Fijian, Hindi and Punjabi.
We provide comprehensive primary healthcare for adults and children, from everyday medical care and minor accidents to immunisations, cervical screening, cardiovascular health checks, diabetes management, women’s health and Well Child/Tamariki Ora services. Our clinic also connects whānau with Awhi and Whānau Ora support to help address wider health and wellbeing needs.
Languages spoken at our clinic
Our team speaks a range of languages to support our community, including English, Cook Islands Māori, Samoan, Tongan, Fijian, Hindi and Punjabi.

Cornerstone Accredited
Recognised by the RNZCGP for meeting high standards of quality and patient care.
Weymouth Clinic
We’re Easy to Find
Weymouth Clinic
5 Waimahia Avenue, Weymouth, Auckland 2103
Phone
(09) 528 9800 / 0800 33 22 03
Opening Hours
Monday–Friday: 9am–5pm
Saturday: 9am–4pm
Our Healthcare Team
Doctors at this Clinic

Dr Tapaeru-Ariki French
General Practitioner
Languages
Cook Islands Māori

Dr Sarah Glassey
General Practitioner

Dr Josephine Herman
General Practitioner
Languages
Cook Islands Māori

Dr Melbournemockba Mauiliu-Wallis
General Practitioner
Languages
Samoan and English
Our services
Services at this clinic
Explore the healthcare services available at this clinic, from everyday medical care and immunisations to screenings, prescriptions and ongoing health support.
Fees and payments
Check our current fees and payment information so you know what to expect before your appointment.
FAQ
Frequently Asked Questions
Which clinics are part of Pasefika Family Health Group?
We have four clinics: Queens Road Medical Centre in Panmure, Weymouth Medical Centre, King Street Medical Centre in Papatoetoe, and Roscommon Road Medical Centre in Clendon Park.
How do I book an appointment?
Contact your preferred clinic via Phone (0800332203), and our reception team will help you find an available appointment or through Manage My Health Portal
How do I enrol with a clinic?
You can complete the enrolment form on our website or visit one of our clinics to enrol in person. Once you’re enrolled with Pasefika Family Health Group, you can access care at any of our four clinics.
What happens to the information I provide on my enrolment form?
We use the information on your form to register you with Pasefika Family Health Group, confirm your enrolment details and support your care. Relevant details may be shared with our Primary Health Organisation and health agencies to confirm eligibility and arrange funding. Your care team may also use your health record to provide care and share relevant information with other health professionals involved in your treatment.
Your information is handled in accordance with New Zealand’s Privacy Act 2020 and Health Information Privacy Code 2020. If you have questions about how your information is used, please contact your clinic.
What services do your clinics offer?
Our clinics provide a range of primary healthcare services, including medical care for adults and children, immunisations, health screenings, repeat prescriptions and support for ongoing health conditions. Services may vary by clinic, so please check with the team when booking.
Do I need to see the same doctor every time?
You’re welcome to ask for a particular doctor when booking. If they’re unavailable, our reception team can help you find an appointment with another clinician at one of our four clinics.
What if I have more than one health concern to discuss?
Let our reception team know when you book so they can help arrange enough time for your appointment.
What if I need to cancel or change my appointment?
Please let your clinic know as soon as you can. This gives us a chance to offer the appointment to someone else who needs it.
How much will my appointment cost?
Fees can vary depending on the service you need. Please contact your clinic before your appointment if you would like to check the cost or please look at the cost on Fee’s page?
How do I request a repeat prescription?
You can request a repeat prescription through Manage My Health or by contacting your clinic. A clinician will review your request and let you know if an appointment is needed.
How will I receive my test results?
Your clinic will advise how results are shared and whether you need a follow-up appointment. If you are waiting for a result or have a question about it, please contact your clinic.
Do your staff speak languages other than English?
Our teams speak a range of languages across our four clinics. If you would prefer to speak with someone in a particular language, let our reception team know when you contact us.
How can I find each clinic’s opening hours and contact details?
Visit the page for your preferred clinic or contact its reception team for the latest opening hours, location and contact information.
Do you know your rights as a health consumer?
Everyone who uses a health service in New Zealand has rights under the Code of Health and Disability Services Consumers’ Rights. These include the right to:
- Be treated with respect.
- Be treated fairly and without discrimination.
- Have your dignity and independence respected.
- Receive care that meets appropriate standards and suits your needs.
- Communicate with your healthcare team in a way you understand.
- Receive the information you need about your care.
- Make informed choices and give consent to your care.
- Have support from a person of your choice.
- Have your rights respected if you are asked to take part in teaching or research.
- Make a complaint and have it taken seriously.
You can read more about these rights here: https://www.hdc.org.nz/your-rights/the-code-and-your-rights/


